Los Angeles Business Journal

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Los Angeles Business Journal, January 23, 2012

Up in the Air? Slowing airline traffic stalls area merchants.

ENTERTAINMENT

'Bully' pushing to change DJ Tunes: Karaoke firm tries to sink L.A. pirates.

AUTOMOTIVE

Dealers drive off web competition: states put brakes on TrueCar referral fees.

UP FRONT

Technology gets behind the wheel: special-effects studio sees real prospects in virtual car simulator.

UP FRONT

Sushi rolls served with raw speed: machines pick up pace at new Beverly Hills restaurant U-sushi.

UP FRONT - Company rankings

Focus yields fiesta time: Galpin Ford retains nationwide No. 1 sales ranking for 22nd year.

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The vision thing.

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Call security.

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Putting on the dog.

WESTSIDE: CENTURY CITY

Fitting in: Kelso Place Asset Management, a London investment firm, has acquired a stake in the Nicole Farhi Ltd. fashion label owned by OpenGate Capital, a Century City private-equity firm.

WESTSIDE: CENTURY CITY

New branch.

WESTSIDE: WESTWOOD

Food for thought: Westwood ad agency MZ Advertising has launched a blog, RestaurantCatchup.com, on which it will track the latest sales trends, news, marketing programs, ad campaigns and products in the restaurant industry.

WESTSIDE: CULVER CITY

Linked up: PK4 Media.

CENTRAL AREA: DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

Dressed up.

CENTRAL AREA: FAIRFAX DISTRICT

School support: Caruso Affiliated.

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: TOLUCA LAKE

Building purchased.

REGIONAL REPORT: News and notes from communities across Los Angeles County - Correction notice

Correction.

HOSPITALITY

Planting flags: hotelier looks to take Luxe brand and management services nationwide.

INTERNET

Firm's Wi-Fi acquisition connects with Wall Street: revenue from pickup last summer boosts share price for Ixia.

SPORTS

Dodgers bidding field includes L.A's wealthiest: rival teams include billionaires and famous former athletes.